Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-04-08
LOCAL BREYIT4Es.

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| Yolo eounty's cash box contains the sun
of S55,713 IS.
Harnish's new ice factory at Woodland
appears to be success.
aThere is an average depth of about ont
foot OF snow at the Summit.
The new Cadet company will have it:
first drill at Armory Hall this evening.
Last evenings East-bound overland trair
was so large that it was moved in two sec.
tons.
The auction sale of j. B. Higgins horse.
at San Francisco ON Wednesday was
gratifying success.
A special freight train of twelve cars Of
oranges, and another with six carloads o.
silk, went East yesterday.
A stock train bringing seventeen carloads
of beef cattle passed through from Nevada
to San Francisco yesterday.
A special train, bringing delayed passen.
gers and mails from the south, arrived here
about 5 o'clock last evening.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was $40 and 4So,
with variable winds, weather clear to fair
and clear.
Yesterday the Board of Supervisors met
out to Michigan Bar to examine the bridge
at that place.
The Sacramento river rose again yester-
day, and last evening had returned to the
figures mentioned quite steadily recently
20 feet 2 inches.
Yesterday the steamer Dover cleared for
the upper Sacramento with merchandise
and lumber, and the San Joaquin No. 4,
for Cap NTH WOOD
Judge w. H. Beatty yesterday rendered
to the Governor his resignation as one of
the Trustees of the California State Lii
brary, to take effect Immediately.
The complimentary social rendered H.
Nj. Blackwell at Turner Hall, last evening,
was largely attended, and all present had
social time. Mr.. Blackwell leaves for the
East this evening.
Officer L. w. Farrell received dispatch
from San Francisco yesterday that his
uncle in that city was at the point of death,
and requesting his presence. He will go
down this morning.
The only arrests recorded on the station
house slate last night were those of Miss
All Sing, Miss All Choy, Miss All Com and
Miss Young Choy, by officers Rowland and
Mccormack, for exhibiting.
Nothing further has transpired relative
to the settlement of the accounts of Selden
Hetzel, Register of the United States Land
Office in this city, that gentleman having
gone to San Francisco Wednesday after
noon, and not returned, unless he came up
last evening.
The purchaser of the Crooks & Perkins
ranch a few miles from Cottonwood,
Shasta county, has determined to use it as
stock ranch, instead of subdividing and
selling it, and last Wednesday nineteen
carloads of cattle were forwarded from the
State of Nevada to Cottonwood to stock it.
George Van Kleck, the escape from the
county jail who was recaptured and
brought back on Wednesday, has given
such information to jailer Newbert relative
to the plans of other prisoners at the time
he and Cox made their exit over the wall
that Casey, the Golden Eagle burglar, has
been put in the tanks for his participa-
ton in the plot.
Matt. F. Johnson has brought suit in the
Superior Court against Thomas II. Reyn-
olds ex-Deputy Secretary of State, setting
forth that defendant owes G. I. Jones and
Freeman, Johnson & Bates about 81, 500
each, balance of fees for services performed
in defending him in the ENLIGHTENMENT
case in which ne was a,defendant year or
two ago, and which resulted in his acquit-
tai. Plaintiff in the present suit is now the
holder of the claims.
Deputy Sheriff Ward, of Butte county
passed through the city yesterday, convey
ing an insane man to Stockton. Before
the Stockton train left he gave his prisoner
little too much liberty on the depot plat
form, and, as a result, the insane man
made a rush for freedom, and got well over
49, II . i -. l.
who some weeks ago brought an insane
Chinaman to this city from 0roville, and
forgot to take him any further. He said
yesterday that on that occasion Chinese
residents of 0roville raised sum of money
to pay the expense of removing their in
sane fellow counuymen to some other
place. and Sacramento was deemed the
most convenient place to deposit him.